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[h=1]Russia's new neo-Nazi sport: terrorizing gay youth online[/h] [h=2]As Vladimir Putin pushes anti-gay agenda, vigilante movements gain momentum on social media
[/h]Last year, a teenager named "Alexei" (not his real name) was aimlessly surfing the web from his home in Moscow when he came across a curious collection of YouTube videos. Each clip featured different people, but they all followed the same basic script: a middle-aged man enters the scene expecting to have sex with a teenage boy he met on a dating website. Instead, he’s greeted by a group of young Russians who proceed to lecture, humiliate, and abuse him.
Within minutes, the plot is laid bare. The boy he met online was a decoy — a fake online persona created to lure him into a trap. Like spiders toying with a fresh fly, the young Russians behind the operation ridicule and excoriate the alleged pedophile, forcing him to pose with dildos, painting his face, and pouring urine over his head. A cellphone catches it all on video, but cuts off just as the group begins kicking and punching him.
The videos can be difficult to watch, but for Alexei, they were fascinating. "It’s entertainment to me," the 20-year-old said in an interview with The Verge. "It’s about seeing the emotions."
"It's entertainment to me. It's about seeing the emotions."
Alexei has never been directly involved with any of the videos, though he supports the people who produce them — a loose collective of neo-Nazis and Russian nationalists known as "Occupy Pedofilyay" (Occupy Pedophilia). Both Occupy Pedofilyay and its smaller sister movement, "Occupy Gerontilyaj" (Occupy Gerontophilia), have garnered a substantial following on Russian social media over the past year, spawning hundreds of fan pages and dedicated satellite groups on VKontakte (VK) — Russia’s Facebook equivalent. Both are modeled on the same form of vigilante justice, and they target different sides of the same coin; Occupy Pedofilyay aims to catch pedophiles, while Gerontilyaj focuses on teenage boys who agree to have sex with older men, allegedly in exchange for money. Neither movement is explicitly anti-gay, though there are strong undercurrents of homophobia to each; thus far, only gay men and boys have been targeted.
Russia's new neo-Nazi sport: terrorizing gay youth online | The Verge
Zusammenfassung:
Immer mehr Leute in Russland geben sich praktisch als Schwule Teenager im Internet aus,
und versuchen so Pedophile zu sich zu locken. Wenn die dann schließlich kommen,
haben sie für die ne ganz andere Überraschung, als das was die sich erhofft haben ...
Gleiche machen die auch mit den jungen Kerlen die zusagen sich mit älteren Männern zu treffen.
Diese Aktionen werden immer beliebter in Russland und erhalten viel Unterstützung im Internet.
Manche Seiten haben schon über 75,000 Follower auf Vkontakte:
Оккупай-педофил�й!
Schon krass manche Videos, als ob das was hilft wenn die die kleinen Jungs schnappen.
Eher nach den älteren sollten die Jagd machen.
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[/h]Last year, a teenager named "Alexei" (not his real name) was aimlessly surfing the web from his home in Moscow when he came across a curious collection of YouTube videos. Each clip featured different people, but they all followed the same basic script: a middle-aged man enters the scene expecting to have sex with a teenage boy he met on a dating website. Instead, he’s greeted by a group of young Russians who proceed to lecture, humiliate, and abuse him.
Within minutes, the plot is laid bare. The boy he met online was a decoy — a fake online persona created to lure him into a trap. Like spiders toying with a fresh fly, the young Russians behind the operation ridicule and excoriate the alleged pedophile, forcing him to pose with dildos, painting his face, and pouring urine over his head. A cellphone catches it all on video, but cuts off just as the group begins kicking and punching him.
The videos can be difficult to watch, but for Alexei, they were fascinating. "It’s entertainment to me," the 20-year-old said in an interview with The Verge. "It’s about seeing the emotions."
"It's entertainment to me. It's about seeing the emotions."
Alexei has never been directly involved with any of the videos, though he supports the people who produce them — a loose collective of neo-Nazis and Russian nationalists known as "Occupy Pedofilyay" (Occupy Pedophilia). Both Occupy Pedofilyay and its smaller sister movement, "Occupy Gerontilyaj" (Occupy Gerontophilia), have garnered a substantial following on Russian social media over the past year, spawning hundreds of fan pages and dedicated satellite groups on VKontakte (VK) — Russia’s Facebook equivalent. Both are modeled on the same form of vigilante justice, and they target different sides of the same coin; Occupy Pedofilyay aims to catch pedophiles, while Gerontilyaj focuses on teenage boys who agree to have sex with older men, allegedly in exchange for money. Neither movement is explicitly anti-gay, though there are strong undercurrents of homophobia to each; thus far, only gay men and boys have been targeted.
Russia's new neo-Nazi sport: terrorizing gay youth online | The Verge
Zusammenfassung:
Immer mehr Leute in Russland geben sich praktisch als Schwule Teenager im Internet aus,
und versuchen so Pedophile zu sich zu locken. Wenn die dann schließlich kommen,
haben sie für die ne ganz andere Überraschung, als das was die sich erhofft haben ...
Gleiche machen die auch mit den jungen Kerlen die zusagen sich mit älteren Männern zu treffen.
Diese Aktionen werden immer beliebter in Russland und erhalten viel Unterstützung im Internet.
Manche Seiten haben schon über 75,000 Follower auf Vkontakte:
Оккупай-педофил�й!
Schon krass manche Videos, als ob das was hilft wenn die die kleinen Jungs schnappen.
Eher nach den älteren sollten die Jagd machen.
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